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Part of King Alfonso XII monument

Part of King Alfonso XII monument in Madrid, Spain

Pond in Retiro gardens

Central pond of Retiro gardens in Madrid, old royal gardens for public use since a century now, the monument is for king Alfonso XII. Central pond of Retiro gardens in Madrid, old royal gardens for public use since a century now, the monument is for king Alfonso XII

alfonso-de-albuquerque-column

alfonso-de-albuquerque-column

Parque del Retiro. Monument to Alfonso XII

Its origin dates back to 1774, when Charles III ordered the construction of an animal park in the current Cuesta de Moyano. In the late eighteenth century facilities moved to the corner of Parque del Buen Retiro, near the Puerta de AlcalÃ¡ current. The cages, known as La Leonera contained the most dangerous animals. Wildlife greatly increased year after year. Both kings Ferdinand and Isabel II improved facilities. Its origin dates back to 1774, when Charles III ordered the construction of an animal park in the current Cuesta de Moyano. In the late eighteenth century facilities moved to the corner of Parque del Buen Retiro, near the Puerta de AlcalÃ¡ current. The cages, known as La Leonera contained the most dangerous animals. Wildlife greatly increased year after year. Both kings Ferdinand and Isabel II improved facilities.

Fountains and gardens of the royal jardin del retiro in madrid

Fountains and gardens of the royal jardin del retiro in madrid, spain

Monument in Madrid

Monument Alfonso XII in Retiro park in Madrid. Monument Alfonso XII in Retiro park in Madrid

Royal Palace

Detail of Madrid Royal Palace

Monte Alban III

Ancient Zapotec Buildings at Monte Alban Oaxaca. Ancient Zapotec Buildings at Monte Alban Oaxaca

Parque del Retiro. Monument to Alfonso XII

Its origin dates back to 1774, when Charles III ordered the construction of an animal park in the current Cuesta de Moyano. In the late eighteenth century facilities moved to the corner of Parque del Buen Retiro, near the Puerta de AlcalÃ¡ current. The cages, known as La Leonera contained the most dangerous animals. Wildlife greatly increased year after year. Both kings Ferdinand and Isabel II improved facilities. Its origin dates back to 1774, when Charles III ordered the construction of an animal park in the current Cuesta de Moyano. In the late eighteenth century facilities moved to the corner of Parque del Buen Retiro, near the Puerta de AlcalÃ¡ current. The cages, known as La Leonera contained the most dangerous animals. Wildlife greatly increased year after year. Both kings Ferdinand and Isabel II improved facilities.

Monument

Monument Alfonso XII in Retiro park in Madrid

Statue of Alfonso the chaste

Statue of Alfonso the chaste, founder of the city of Oviedo

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